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JIF brand peanut butter issues recall after dozens fall ill.

Several pallets of specialty infant formula has been flown in from Europe.

Victims of human trafficking often find their financial lives ruined by predators. New calls for protections are coming from multiple agencies.

A ruling this afternoon restricts the enforcement of a 1931 ban in Michigan on abortion. Pregnancy Resource Centers say while issues change, their commitment to protecting women will remain.

Ford recently issued a recall that will impact a number of their vehicles, and some of the problems could cause the engines to catch fire.

The Biden Administration announces new measures to help speed production of baby formula.

Abbott and the FDA come to an agreement to restart a Michigan plant.

Some communities are seeing a rise in positive COVID-19 tests and the government wants you to know that more free tests are available.

A press briefing unveils new information on suspect, plans, and potential additional targets.

Police have spent the weekend investigating a number of shooting incidents.

Postal carriers are asking residents to leave some extra packaged food items next to their mailbox on Saturday.

The FDA will allow Abbott Nutrition to begin releasing some batches of baby formula.

An early season heat wave and drought conditions out West, result in increased fire danger warnings.

Parents at the Oxford, MI School District say nothing has been done to investigate the school shooting last November. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel agrees.

The Biden administration today is announcing that a number of internet companies have agreed to provide discounted service to low-income Americans.

We are now paying 28 cents per gallon more for gas than we did last Monday.

This has been Teacher Appreciation Week. It's never too late to say 'thanks' with these seven tips to spread a little cheer, even over the summer.

The first Thursday in May is designated as National Day of Prayer....a call to praise in prayer.

The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate half a percent.

Thousands of people will not have to pay back improperly awarded unemployment benefits.

A sponsorship program for qualified Ukrainians will allow them to live and work in the United States.

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell, died early this morning. Family says it was from complications due to COVID.

A divided Supreme Court is allowing a Texas law that bans most abortions to remain in force.

The Pentagon has released more information on Thursday's attacks.

Vice-President Kamala Harris is traveling to Detroit today.

(Mlive) - The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will be sending the first installment in a series of advance payments between $250 and $300 per month per eligible family starting on July 15.

Vaccine maker Novavax says its COVID-19 shot is highly effective against the coronavirus and also protects against variants.

The US Supreme Court will deliberate the constitutionality of a male only draft when other aspects of the military include women. There are no current calls for a draft.

(NY Times) – The perpetrators of a ransomware attack that shut down some operations at the world’s largest meat processor this week was a Russian-based cybercriminal group known for its attacks on prominent American companies, the F.B.I. said Wednesday.

(Mlive) – Someone is trying to use the COVID-19 vaccine to try and scam unsuspecting people on the phone. The scam is related to vaccine appointments.